Well built and performed as expected. Exactly what I was looking for in compact tent.

Perfect For My Adventure

I took this tent on a bike packing trip to Lapland and was not disappointed, ease of set up and take down is a major plus and the shortened pole length meant it fit perfectly between the hoods of my handlebars. The added internal storage pockets meant that all my gear was right where I needed it to be and meant that I could stash my clothing for the next day in my tent for a warm easy dressing inside my cozy sleeping bag

Awesome Tent

I love this tent. It's easy to setup, very spacious, and very light. Great for backpacking and bike packing. The way it straps to the handlebars is really convenient and plenty secure. I love this tent. It's everything I was hoping it would be and more.

Love the small pack down size. Super easy to set up. Great attention to detail on things like zippers, vestibule storage, etc.

Love It!!!

Somehow, this one person tent is my favorite out of the 4 tents I own. Full of great storage features, light weight, high quality, well thought out design.

Too Early To Rate.

I just got this 3 days ago, so I think I should wait until the missing stakes, stake bag, and additional guy lines come in before I rate this. It was the older model at a great price for Memorial Day. So I can understand the missing components. update 1 received my missing stakes and instead of thee 2 guy lines there were 4, but no stake bag. I'll update again when I get a chance to use this.

Don't Believe The Hype

I bought this tent, set it up then packed it back up and returned it. Other than smaller poles it has no redeeming features. You can get much better 1p tents for much less money. The fabric has a very very strong static charge, be ready for a lot of shocks. There is barely enough room for a sleeping pad. The pockets aren't anything to rave about. The gear holder in top is silly. The hardware is all plastic including the pole grommets. The tie backs are sharp and seem ready to tear through the thin mesh of the door. While the poles are shorter it also means more connections and came across as more fussy to assemble than standard poles. Not able to recommend this product

Fantastic Piece Of Gear

Huge fan of this tent. Upgraded from a decade-old Eureka Bivy. Tent is spacious, fairly simple to set up, extremely light, packable. I got the footprint and mtn glo lights too. Such a fun little piece of gear I intend to use years into the future. 5’10”, 165 and I fit great. I can sit up in it. Lots of pockets to put things in.

Moonlit Nights

Kept me dry and warm during 4 nights of 28 degree desert camping. Liked sleeping with the fly up.

Outstanding Bikepacking Tent

The tent kit is lightweight, compact, relatively roomy for a one-person tent, has a great vestibule, and, quite frankly, it's hard to beat Big Agnes quality. Love the bikepacking specific short poles, as well. All around, an excellent package.

Very compact, lightweight and excellent for bikepacking.

This Is A Really Good Tent

I bought a Fly Creek UL1 fifteen years or so ago, when it was new to the market and a revolutionary change in tent design. In the spring of 2024, I took it to Taiwan for a five week trip camping in the mountains, forests, and beaches there. I camped for a couple of nights just outside Taipingshan forest park, doing long day hikes in the park. A few days later, I was camped on the beach, and noticed sand and dampness on the floor of the inside of the tent. There were lots of little holes in the fabric, from gravel or something sharp. Totally my fault. When I got home, I wrote to Big Agnes to see if repair was an option. It was not. Replacing the floor was not cost effective or really sensible for a tent that old and that used. They offered me a discount on a new Copper Spur UL1, and I jumped at the opportunity. The side door and bigger vestibule is an upgrade, and so is the more vertical wall, created by the little cross piece at the apex of the tent. The materials are really light, but seem quite tough. I have had it out in big rain in the White Mountains in New Hampshire, kayak camping in the Merchant Islands in Maine, and in a solid wind on Mount Olympus in Greece. The tent is very small, but holds its own in a wide variety of weather conditions. It is easy to set up- actually free standing, as opposed to the Fly Creek, which needs a couple of stakes to stay put. I go back and forth between tent and hammock. When there is a chance for no trees, or I am uncertain about what will be available, I bring the little Copper Spur, and I have not been disappointed. It is very light but not stupid light, and packs down small. All thumbs up for the product, and especially for the service from Big Agnes. I'll be back for another if this one ever wears out.

Great Bikepacking Tent

Tent packs up small and easily onto my Trek Checkpoint. I secured it to a Salsa Cradle on front bar between the hoods with plenty of room for my hands and manipulation of brakes and shifters. I took it on a bikepacking trip through a portion of the GDMBR. Set up was very easy. Kept me dry through a couple of rain storms. Absolutely no leaks. (Used with ground cloth for vapor barrier). I'm 5'8 and had plenty of room. I could sit up easily with plenty of headspace. My friend has the exact same one and he is 6'4“. He loves it and is the one that convinced me to purchase one. I highly recommend this tent.

I Love This Tent!

I own the 2019 version and I absolutely love this tent! I got too old for my bivvy and wanted a tent that I could sit up in and with more space. I also wanted something lightweight that could easily fit on either my mountain bike or gravel bike. I put it in my Salsa Anything fork cage with the poles packed inside. (The poles can be packed separately in the included pole sack.) It packs nearly as small as my bivvy and for me, the extra weight is worth the comfort tradeoff. This tent is lightweight, easy to set up, sturdy against wind and rain. It also has lots of convenient storage nets and pockets inside and I love the vestibule space. ( I noted "flimsy construction" as a con, but that's just the nature of a ultra lightweight tent. I've used mine a LOT over the last 6 years and it has stood the test of time.)

Gotten a few nights in so far and really happy overall! I did get condensation on the foot of my quilt but only happened on one night and didn't cause any major issues. I just turned to my side and curled up a little to stay out of the bottom of the quilt. It was very minor I was just being cautious.